According to IFC website, the project entails investment in development of new products, including products for the agricultural sector; refinancing of some loans coming due and investment in the company's Latvian entity. The following are the project's expected development impacts: 1) Supporting local producer: Immer Group is one of the largest producers in the manufacturing sector in Ukraine, supporting viable economic activity and preserving jobs during these difficult times in Ukraine 2) Demonstration effect: some of the IFC's financing will be directed towards completion of energy and cost efficient investments, launched before the crisis. The Project will serve as a strong example to other companies in Ukraine and encourage them to reduce their cost by investing in energy efficient technologies. 3) Employment preservation: IFC financing will help sustain operations and, hence, preserve jobs for the Company's employees as well as for its people/ businesses in the supply chain. 4) Food security and resource efficiency: improvement of agriculture yields thanks to locally produced, affordable mulch and silage films helping to save on watering, seeds and cattle food. 5) Support of the weakened economy of a conflict affected country.


Ambitious plans for a new community stadium and sports development for West Cumbria have reached fever pitch, with the submission of the planning application to Allerdale Borough Council.
The comprehensive application has been devised by internationally-renowned stadium architects, Holmes Miller and Iceni Projects on behalf of the council. Work has also been provided by specialist firms Aecom and Gleeds.
The Council was approached by Workington Town Rugby League Club and Workington Reds football club, to investigate the possibility of building a new shared stadium for them both. Whilst the new stadium would be 'home' to both clubs, it is also designed to be a facility for the whole community to use and enjoy. As a result, the designs for the three-level building include a community 3G training pitch; facilities for the NHS and a pharmacy; office space, which it is hoped will be used to house some 300 workers from Sellafield; a hospitality suite with two lounges; and a community café.
The planned development would be situated around the current location for the Workington Reds ground and includes an 8,000-capacity stadium and a full-size synthetic pitch for community use. There are also plans to open-up and enhance the local riverside area.
The location was chosen after looking at a range of site options with Workington Town and the football club. They have been working with the council after they jointly approached it to see if they could develop first rate shared facilities in the town, which would benefit the clubs, players and supporters. With shared costs and new, modern and more efficient facilities, the new stadium would make the clubs more sustainable and encourage a bigger fanbase.
The council has acquired the land close to the planned stadium as a key part of its plans to open-up the whole of the lower Derwent Valley and continue the regeneration of this area. This comes on the back of the success of the new leisure centre, as well as the recent granting of planning permission for a hotel, restaurant and coffee shop in the area - making Workington an even more attractive town which will encourage further investment.
To meet the playing demands of both clubs, the pitch will exploit the latest hybrid technology using both artificial and natural grass. Pitches like this are successfully in use in shared facilities elsewhere. Many of rugby's premiership clubs use this pitch technology and it appeared at the recent 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™.
Whilst it is early days and no final cost has been confirmed, similar stadium developments have been built for around £15m. The council is currently putting together a funding package, which could include grants, sponsorship and money from partner organisations so that the impact on the council tax payer can be kept to a minimum. In addition, it is hoped the stadium will generate its own income from conferences and events. The plans also include space that can be rented out to other occupiers - all helping to cover the stadium's running costs.
If the recently submitted planning application is approved, it is planned that the stadium will be completed in late-Spring 2021.


101 Overview of Chemical Engineering 1 Current topics, issues, and career options in Chemical Engineering.
110 Introduction to Chemical Engineering 2 Course Prerequisite: CHE 101 with a C or better; CHEM 105 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment in CHEM 106, 331, 345, or 348; MATH 171 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment in MATH 172, 182, 273, or 315. Introduction to chemical engineering; development of problem solving skills.
110 (Effective through Summer 2019) Introduction to Chemical Engineering 2 Course Prerequisite: CHEM 105 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment; MATH 171 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment. Introduction to chemical engineering, development of problem solving skills.
201 Chemical Process Principles and Calculations 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 110 with a C or better, or BIO ENG 140 with an S, or junior standing; CHEM 106 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment in CHEM 331, 345, or 348; MATH 172 or 182 with a C or better, or concurrent enrollment in MATH 273 or 315. Fundamental concepts of chemical engineering; problem-solving techniques and applications in stoichiometry, material and energy balances, and phase equilibria.
201 (Effective through Summer 2019) Chemical Process Principles and Calculations 3 Course Prerequisite: CHEM 106 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment, or CHEM 331, CHEM 345, or CHEM 348; MATH 172 or 182 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment, or MATH 273 or MATH 315. Fundamental concepts of chemical engineering; problem-solving techniques and applications in stoichiometry, material and energy balances, and phase equilibria.
211 Process Simulation 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 201 with a C or better; MATH 315 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment. Computer solutions to problems in chemical engineering processing.
211 (Effective through Summer 2019) Process Simulation 3 Course Prerequisite: MATH 315 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment. Computer solutions to problems in chemical engineering processing.
301 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 101 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment; CHE 211 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment; CHEM 331 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment; certified major in Chemical Engineering. Basic concepts and laws; property relationships; compression and liquefaction; phase equilibria; reaction equilibria; applications in stagewise processing.
301 (Effective through Summer 2019) Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 201 with a C or better; CHE 211 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment; CHEM 331 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment; certified Chemical Engineering major. Basic concepts and laws; property relationships; compression and liquefaction; phase equilibria; reaction equilibria; applications in stagewise processing.
321 Kinetics and Reactor Design 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 301 with a C or better; CHEM 331 with a C or better; MATH 315 with a C or better; certified Chemical Engineering major. Chemical reaction kinetics applied to the design of reactors, non-ideal flow, mixing, catalysis.
332 Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 301 with a C or better; CHE 310 with a C or better; certified major in Chemical Engineering. Design calculations, operations, and evaluation of equipment used in fluid flow, heat transfer, and evaporation.
332 (Effective through Summer 2019) Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 310 with a C or better; certified Chemical Engineering major. Design calculations, operations, and evaluation of equipment used in fluid flow, heat transfer, and evaporation.
334 Chemical Engineering Separations 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 301 with a C or better; CHE 310 with a C or better; CHEM 345 with a C or better; certified major in Chemical Engineering. Design and evaluation of equipment used in continuous contacting.
334 (Effective through Summer 2019) Chemical Engineering Separations 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 301 with a C or better; CHE 310 with a C or better; CHE 332 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment; certified Chemical Engineering major. Design and evaluation of equipment used in continuous contacting.
352 Chemical Process Safety 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 321 with a C or better; CHE 332 with a C or better; certified major in Chemical Engineering. Introduction to technical fundamentals of chemical process safety.
352 (Effective through Summer 2019) Chemical Process Safety 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 301 with a C or better; CHE 332 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment; certified major in Chemical Engineering. Introduction to technical fundamentals of chemical process safety.
422 Catalysis: From Fundamentals to Industrial Applications 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 301 with a C or better; CHE 321 with a C or better. An introduction to modern catalysis systems for chemical engineers, with an emphasis on heterogeneous catalysis.
432 [M] Chemical Engineering Lab I 3 (1-6) Course Prerequisite: CHE 321 and 334 with a C or better; CHE 332 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment; CHE 352 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment; ENGLISH 402 or 403 with a C or better; STAT 423 with a C or better; certified Chem Engr. Statistical design and analysis of experiments; safety; experiments in heat and mass transfer; separations, other unit operations, kinetics, control; technical reports and presentations.
432 (Effective through Summer 2019) [M] Chemical Engineering Lab I 3 (1-6) Course Prerequisite: CHE 321 with a C or better; CHE 332 with a C or better; CHE 334 with a C or better; CHE 352 with a C or better. Statistical design and analysis of experiments; safety; experiments in heat and mass transfer; separations, other unit operations, kinetics, control; technical reports and presentations.
433 [M] Chemical Engineering Lab II 2 (0-6) May be repeated for credit; cumulative maximum 4 hours. Course Prerequisite: CHE 432 with a C or better. Laboratory experiments in heat and mass transfer; separations, other unit operations, kinetics, control; design calculations; technical reports and presentations.
441 Process Control 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 321 with a C or better; CHE 332 with a C or better; CHE 334 with a C or better; certified major in Chemical Engineering. Measuring instruments, automatic control, process and instrument characteristics and theory applied to industrial control problems.
450 Chemical Process Analysis and Design I 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 321 with a C or better; CHE 332 with a C or better; CHE 334 with a C or better; CHE 352 with a C or better or concurrent enrollment; ENGLISH 402 or 403 with a C or better; certified major in Chemical Engineering. Chemical engineering design; computer tools; safety and environmental constraints; cost and equipment optimization.
450 (Effective through Summer 2019) Chemical Process Analysis and Design I 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 321 with a C or better; CHE 332 with a C or better; CHE 334 with a C or better; CHE 352 with a C or better. Chemical engineering design; computer tools; safety and environmental constraints; cost and equipment optimization.
451 [CAPS] [M] Chemical Process Analysis and Design II 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 450 with a C or better. Development, design, and economic evaluation of chemical and related processes as practiced in industry.
461 Introduction to Nuclear Engineering 3 Course Prerequisite: MATH 315; certified major in engineering or physical sciences; senior standing. Applied nuclear physics; application to the nuclear fuel cycle and nuclear reactor core design; nuclear reactor systems and safety. (Crosslisted course offered as ME 461, CHE 461).
462 Applied Electrochemistry 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 301 with a C or better; CHE 310 with a C or better; CHE 321 with a C or better; CHEM 331 with a C or better; certified major in Chemical Engineering. Thermodynamics, kinetics, and transport processes that occur in a simple model electrochemical system and how to apply them into more complicated real systems.
463 Introduction to Upstream/Midstream Technology 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 301. An introduction for chemical engineers to oil and gas exploration, production, transportation, and storage.
465 Integrated Envirochemical Engineering 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 321 with a C or better; CHE 334 with a C or better. Application of chemical engineering principles in assessment and remediation of industrial problems in air pollution, water pollution, and solid and hazardous waste.
474 Metabolic Engineering 3 Course Prerequisite: BIO ENG 210 or CHE 211; CHE 201; MATH 220; MATH 315. Understanding metabolic properties of organisms such that cells can be modified for use as biochemical plants to produce desired bioproducts. (Crosslisted course offered as BIO ENG 455, CHE 474).
475 Introduction to Biochemical Engineering 3 Course Prerequisite: CHE 321 with a C or better; CHE 332 with a C or better. Application of chemical engineering principles to the processing of biological and biochemical materials.
481 Special Topics in Chemical Engineering V 1-3 May be repeated for credit; cumulative maximum 9 hours. Interfacial phenomena, high temperature material processing, catalysis, biofilms, environmental technology, oil production, integrated circuit manufacturing, in situ destruction of hazardous waste.
485 Interfacial Phenomena 3 Chemical and physical nature of the interface including the molecular basis for interfacial forces and resulting macroscopic phenomena. Credit not granted for both CHE 485 and 585. Offered at 400 and 500 level.
488 Professional Practice Coop/Internship I V 1-2 May be repeated for credit; cumulative maximum 6 hours. Course Prerequisite: By department permission. Practicum for students admitted to the VCEA Professional Practice and Experiential Learning Program; integration of coursework with on-the-job professional experience. (Crosslisted course offered as ENGR 488, BIO ENG 488, CHE 488, CE 488, CPT S 488, E E 488, ME 488, MSE 488, SDC 488). S, F grading.
495 Chemical Engineering Internship 2 May be repeated for credit; cumulative maximum 4 hours. Students work full time in engineering assignments in approved industries with prior approval of advisor and industrial supervisor. S, F grading.
498 Technical Seminar 1 May be repeated for credit; cumulative maximum 2 hours. Course Prerequisite: Certified major in Chemical Engineering. S, F grading.
499 Special Problems V 1-4 May be repeated for credit. Course Prerequisite: Sophomore standing; instructor permission. Independent study conducted under the jurisdiction of an approving faculty member; may include independent research studies in technical or specialized problems; selection and analysis of specified readings; development of a creative project; or field experiences. S, F grading.
510 Transport Processes 3 Transport of mass, energy, and momentum; unsteady and steady states as applied to chemical processing; macroscopic and microscopic analyses. Cooperative: Open to UI degree-seeking students.
527 Chemical Thermodynamics 3 Thermodynamic laws for design and optimization of thermodynamic systems, equations of state, properties of ideal and real fluids and fluid mixtures, stability, phase equilibrium, chemical equilibrium; applications of thermodynamic principles. Cooperative: Open to UI degree-seeking students.
529 Chemical Engineering Kinetics 3 Interpretation of kinetic data and design of nonideal chemical reactors; fundamentals of heterogeneous catalysis, catalyst preparation, characterization, and theory. Cooperative: Open to UI degree-seeking students.
541 Chemical Engineering Analysis 3 Mathematical analysis of chemical engineering operations and processes; mathematical modeling and computer application. Cooperative: Open to UI degree-seeking students.
549 Biochemical Conversion Laboratory 2 (1-3) Analytical techniques in biomass characterization; bioproduct/biofuel production from renewable biomass including biochemical processes.
560 Biochemical Engineering 3 Chemical engineering applied to biological systems; fermentation processes, biochemical reactor design, downstream processing, transport phenomena in biological systems, biochemical technology. Cooperative: Open to UI degree-seeking students.
574 Protein Biotechnology 3 Biotechnology related to the isolation, modification and large scale commercial production, patenting and marketing of useful recombinant proteins and products. (Crosslisted course offered as MPS 574, CHE 574, MBIOS 574). Recommended preparation: MBIOS 513.
581 Advanced Topics in Chemical Engineering V 1-3 May be repeated for credit; cumulative maximum 9 hours. Filtration, reaction engineering, two-phase flow, non-Newtonian fluids, interfacial phenomena, fluidization, novel separations, biomedical engineering.
585 Interfacial Phenomena 3 Chemical and physical nature of the interface including the molecular basis for interfacial forces and resulting macroscopic phenomena. Credit not granted for both CHE 485 and 585. Offered at 400 and 500 level.
596 Research Methods and Presentation 3 Establish sound practices for responsible conduct of graduate research and ethics; techniques used for performing thorough literature searches, establishing and testing research hypotheses, and successful presentation of research results.
597 Research Methods and Presentation II 2 Establishing sound practices for presentation of research programs and research results.
598 Research Seminar 1 May be repeated for credit. Seminar presentations on current topics in chemical engineering research. S, F grading.
800 Doctoral Research, Dissertation, and/or Examination V 1-18 May be repeated for credit. Course Prerequisite: Admitted to the Chemical Engineering or Engineering Science PhD program. Independent research and advanced study for students working on their doctoral research, dissertation and/or final examination. Students must have graduate degree-seeking status and should check with their major advisor/committee chair before enrolling for 800 credit. S, U grading.


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Dating: Victorian Original Subject: HOUSE
3,824 Sites and monuments databases or inventories
3,824 houses 143 farmhouses 103 chapels (rooms or structures) 102 earthworks (engineering works) 83 manor houses 77 barns 73 gatehouses 60 buildings (structures) 39 agricultural buildings 39 kitchens
3,504 Historic England 208 National Trust 111 Merseyside Environmental Advisory Service 1 Warwickshire Sites and Monuments Record
3,824 Archaeology Data Service
Victorian 3,824 Post Medieval 1,131 20th Century 1,073 Georgian 431 Stuart 350 Medieval 274 Tudor 134 Elizabethan 7 Iron Age 7 Late Iron Age
HOUSE 2,393 EXTANT BUILDING 336 SHOP 235 DEMOLISHED BUILDING 183 TIMBER FRAMED HOUSE 165 OFFICE 147 STRUCTURE 143 FARMHOUSE 137 STABLE 110 SCHOOL
Total results: 3,824
CHURCH GATES
A house bulit in 1861 with late 19th century additions. It is made from squared, snecked rubble and has graduated stone flagged roofs with corniced chimneys.
Resource is part of: http://registry.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/collection/22721290
COWORTH PARK FARMHOUSE
16th century farmhouse, now a residential house, altered 19th century, altered and extended in the mid and late 20th century. Mostly timber framed, with painmted roughcast infill, part painted brick with false timberwork. Hipped, gabled roof of old tile. Built on a rectangular plan, of 4 f...
ALDERSTEAD FORT
The main compound and tool store of East Merstham London mobilisation centre, known as Alderstead Fort, situated on a chalk ridge of the Surrey Downs. The main compound forms the south western part of the monument and houses a three-roomed magazine fronted by five casemates. It survives as...
BELLISTER CASTLE
Three storey, castellated house built in 1669 with a ruined tower house attached to the north west. The ruined structure was possibly built as hall house in the 13th century, with a tower added to the west in the 14th century. It was altered circa 1600. T
HEYDOUR HOUSE
LINDSAYS BAKERY
Cottage, late 18th century, framed, cased in red brick with a tiled mansard roof. Of one storey and attic, the bay at the west end was formerly a a bakers shop. At the rear is a bakehouse; a brick at the door of the bakehouse is inscribed G. S. 1815, perhaps in reference to a member of the...
Former YMCA Building, Manor Road, Liscard
The former YMCA building, on Manor Road, Liscard, first appears on the 1st edition 25 OS map of 1870 - 1875. The building is not shown on the Tithe map of 1841. (1). It is reported to have been built in 1848, as a house called Homecroft, owned by the Pooley Family, and opened as the YMCA o...
37-37A ST ANDREWS STREET
Early 19th century house, with a late 19th century shopfront. Built of brick with a pantile roof.
Mid C19 house with C20 alterations

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L'anthropologie de la mondialisation fait actuellement référence à une anthropologie confrontée au phénomène de mondialisation.

Le thème de l'anthropologie de la mondialisation est notamment repris en France par la Fondation Maison des sciences de l'homme, plus précisément au sein du collège d'études mondiales fondé par Michel Wieviorka en concertation avec Alain Touraine. Le thème de l'anthropologie de la mondialisation fut aussi abordé par Marc Abélès dans son livre intitulé Anthropologie de la globalisation .

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Nearly every business is using some form of cloud computing or storage service. And why not? The explosion of data sources and the need to utilize that data meaningfully means organizations will turn to a place that not only enables them to store data but access applications as well.
No wonder cloud computing has transformed so many businesses throughout the past decade with its scalability, versatility, and reliability.
As the name suggests, multicloud strategies use one or more cloud computing services to prevent the loss of downtime and data, and avoid issues related to vendor lock-in. A multicloud strategy normally involves a mix of service (IaaS) and public infrastructure environments, and the strategies are not built around a single cloud.
The outcome of multicloud strategies is a better future, thanks to the speed, features, and capacity offered by certain cloud providers. A few businesses also use multicloud for data sovereignty purposes because they do not wish to be locked in.
So, a multicloud strategy boils down to locating the best cloud service for technical and business requirements, thereby saving millions of dollars annually in infrastructure and cost reduction (remember, you cannot print your own money, no quantitative easing for you!). Moreover, different clouds provide different functionality and innovation, which means enterprises stand to benefit from all that the clouds have to offer.
As new cloud ecosystems, including borderless ones, emerge in the industry, and new regulations, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) are implemented, data ownership will no longer remain the same in 2018.
Organizations cling to the idea that they are the owners of the collected data, and are free to do whatever they want with it. But GDPR will change the perspective of data ownership to focus more on the user. So, new rules to protect the consumer data of individuals or suffer reputational damage and hefty fines will come into play in 2018.
Industry-specific clouds will soon become standard for fulfilling the unique requirements, specific regulations, and capability needs of various industries. You need to realize that different industries work differently. Plus, cloud computing isn't just restricted to business.
In fact, sectors as varied as health care, government, insurance, life sciences, financial services, and legal are some of the popular users of industry-specific clouds. And the user base will only become more diversified in 2018. Even Taco Bell uses the cloud (it is a major business!) and damn, those chalupas are good!
2018 is the year when cloud computing goes private. This might have something to do with the fact that more and more companies want to exercise complete control over their computing resources.
It's not surprising that they would agree to pay more every month and deal with hidden expenses just so they could access the necessary amount of computing power from AWS and other cloud services. But aside from the sudden line items showing up on monthly invoices, cloud customers may also have to shell out additional fees for staying covered against cyberattacks and performance issues.
Private clouds are meant for specific clients, which means operations are conducted from a secure cloud-based environment. Only one entity, like the company, the organization, or yourself is provided access to the private cloud for greater control and privacy. Private clouds boast improved reliability and security, thereby proving a cost-efficient method for small and large businesses.
If your business is searching for cloud offerings that keep their infrastructure under wraps and turn them invisible, then seamless integration of cloud, hybrid, and on-premises infrastructure is within your grasp. Thanks to this type of invisible infrastructure (which is realistic unlike that flying aircraft carrier in "The Avengers" that turned invisible, although the movie overall was solid), 2018 will witness adopters conducting business irrespective of where applications live.
The steady transition of organizations to the cloud, however, doesn't imply that they'll immediately search for zip-and-replace techniques. Especially in big companies, organizations will seek partners that allow them to fulfill their digital transformations while harnessing the significant power of the technology investments already in place.
As businesses enjoy access to numerous data-specific applications and superior storage capabilities, enterprises will reach out to independent partners and software vendors for moving huge data volumes to the cloud platform.
In fact, according to the 2017 Executive Cloud Survey by Commvault, 68 percent of IT industry leaders admitted that the sheer volume of data they needed to move prevented them from transferring more data and apps to the cloud.
So, as IT continues to streamline the cloud management tools, multicloud will become more popular. For this reason, you can expect the budget of IT teams to spend more money on diversifying cloud storage options rather than duplicating management systems, such as data recovery, data backup, or disaster recovery. IT teams should be able to move, manage, and utilize that data across every cloud.
More and more companies are beginning to offer software-defined storage options to enterprises seeking virtualization of their datacenter. This means traditional storage vendors will now try to stay relevant in the industry. With the cloud mentality becoming commonplace, regular backup hardware and software solutions will begin losing shares over the course of the next three to five years.
Distributed systems and software-defined storage approaches are a novelty for numerous organizations, which is the reason why backup should be the starting point. The thing is, backup solution vendors have been a part of the industry for over a decade and now they will find it difficult to stand up to agile startups that introduce fresh approaches to the field of data protection.
Throughout various industries, more and more executives are beginning to realize that they must enable their users to access data securely and efficiently without requesting authorization from different systems.
Also, they need to develop the proper infrastructure, so their teams have no issue handling Big Data analytics. Enterprises that stay abreast of these ongoing changes and trends in 2018 will successfully cement their future in cloud computing.


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Band: Runrig
Label: Ridge Records
Title: The Story
Band:Runrig
Title:The Story
Reviewed By:Keith How
Label:Ridge Records
Oh, Runrig! How I have missed you.
From the opening bars of 'The Story' the breadth of Runrig's sound hits you in the soul. A picked acoustic guitar and Gaelic vocals open the album but when the trademark soaring break spirals to the sky you are left in no doubt that the Scottish legends are back.
My first encounter with Runrig was on a road trip to experience the Isle of Skye around 1981 when I heard them in a roadside café somewhere in the Highlands. The music touched me (Don't you love it when that happens?). Maybe it was the mountains? Maybe the breakers on the lonely beaches or the expanse of clear blue sky above my head? It was more likely a combination of all those elements but I felt the magic. Years later I actually experienced them live around the time of 'The Big Wheel' in the early 1990s. It was at the Greenbelt Arts Festival, and I sat with my young son under a tree watching the sun set with Runrig, possibly at the height of their powers, providing the soundtrack.
Now years later they re–emerge into my universe with this their fourteenth studio album which is to bring the curtain down on a unique career.
'The Story' is Runrig ticking every box, being emotional, powerful and and full of meaning. There have been line-up changes over the years but you wouldn't know.
'Onar' keeps the tempo up with driving bass and crisp drumming and a surprising sax solo. There is a sideways glance to classic U2, and the guitar solo is a monster. 'Rise and Fall' kicks in. This is a classic ballad, thoughtful and spiritual and full of atmosphere with an outstanding guitar solo. It is everything that you might hope for in a Runrig song as it segues into a beautiful short instrumental.
'Every Beating Heart' will have arms waving and voices raised in union with a massive chorus. and is immediately followed by the powerful, pounding 'The Years We Shared', which is simple but effective with guitars and sweeping orchestration that carries you away on a wave of wonder.
It takes a rare ability to capture tradition and modernism and Runrig are masters of the art with their shimmering guitars and harmonies that are sweet and true.
The album is projected into the stratosphere with 'When the Beauty' that carries that ambience that regularly haunts Icelandic and Nordic sounds. It is elegant and beautiful. Then 'An-Duigh Ghabh Mi Cuairt' brings you to your knees. Sung in Gaelic, it is a magical composition almost from another time.
Just when you think the band are bowing out on this emotional moment they spring a surprise with a foot-stomping dance hall rock and roller. 'The Place Where Rivers Run'. It's a banger whirling and wheeling with passion and joy.
Here it comes though, Runrig's epitaph, the beautiful 'Somewhere'. It is the heart-rending poignant song we might have expected, and trademark Runrig with hopeful lyrics and the orchestra swelling to a crescendo before fading into the Western evening while quiet voices gently drift away.
'The Story' is a belter and a fitting testimony to a really great band.
01) The Story
02) Onar
03) Rise and Fall
04) Elegy
05) Every Beating Heart
06) The Years We Shared
07) When the Beauty
08) 18th July
09) An-Duigh Ghabh Mi Cuairt
10) The Place Where the Rivers Run
11) Somewhere
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Q: What is the meaning of Adams words: "fall 12 feet into the kitchen"? In Romance-Comedy movie It's Complicated, Adam (Architecture) discuss his building plan with Jane:

Jane: I have an idea. What if we move my bedroom wall like 6 or 8 feet
  that way, just so I can get more of the morning light? Not possible?
Adam: Yes. But you'd wake up in the morning, walk out your bedroom
  door and fall 12 feet into the kitchen.

Does it mean Kitchen is underground or what? How to understand Adam words about Kitchen room ?

A: It means the kitchen is on the first (AmE) floor and her bedroom is on the second (AmE) floor, over the kitchen and the way the floor plan is laid out moving the bedroom wall (which has the bedroom door) will cause a gap which Jane would fall through.
The standard first floor ceiling height is 9 ft in the US.

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This is an exercise that the writer Abigail Thomas gives her students that I LOVE. Take any ten year period in your life and write two pages about it using only 3 word sentences. Then choose a sentence that hums for you and write two pages around that sentence.
I know I should regret it but I don't.
It makes me so angry when….
It's hard for me to say what I want because….
I feel most in tune with life and myself when….
Tough times have taught me….
There are limits and mine….
Where are you with acknowledging all that you've done and who you have become? How is this coming along for you? Are you good enough yet? Do you see your beauty yet? Do you see your grace and resilience yet? Here ... let me offer it to you, the day is not over and there is so much for you to see in You.
I said Yes to something. Something that I assumed other folks in my life wouldn't understand. Something that I felt embarrassed and shy to say that I wanted. It's Vivienne McMaster's "Be Your Own Beloved" Course. I have been intrigued and moved by her photos and commentary over the years. In the act of asking myself, what do we actually want? I heard this class. I felt the wave of happiness that comes unexpectedly when I say yes to an opportunity that I truly want. In signing up for something that I have wanted to do for years, I have affirmed myself. And, I choose to believe that this choice tells my Muse, my soul and my artist that I'm listening, that I haven't given up on living a life that feels true to me in all ways. So I'm becoming my own beloved, and allowing myself to feel the joy of seeing my self through a compassionate lens. So grateful to Vivienne and the #beyourownbeloved community.
I love this blog idea from Leonie Dawson.
Something that I often find surprising are the ways we can get so quickly and easily distracted from the goals that we truly want to reach. I find in my own life, someone else's successes can take me off track. I notice a promotion someone else has attained or a project that they have completed, and I can feel envious or insecure. However, when I give myself permission to interrogate those feelings, I am reminded that what I really feel insecure about is the lack of movement towards my own visions. So, how do we ensure we are moving in the direction that we know in our hearts is in alignment with who we are and what is important to us?
Where are you? Who are you with? What are you doing? How are you spending your time? How are you earning money? How are you feeling nurtured and filled up?
After completing this vision, we explored what has to have happened between now and 2 years from now? What are the key benchmarks and milestones that will help you know you're getting there? What knowledge and practices would support you in making this vision a reality? I love crafting these and subsequently crafting the key markers to keep me on my personal map. It is both encouraging and motivating!
What do you see for your 2 year vision? What markers will let you know you're on your way?
As I move into the third trimester of pregnancy, I find myself engaging consciously with change and transition: the obvious physical changes and the not so obvious emotional changes. First trimester, I experienced sciatica pain for the first time in my life. Second trimester, it eased up and today, I found myself once again in dialogue with this pain. The vulnerability of this pain coupled with my own concerns as I move deeper into pregnancy, brought me to tears this morning. I continuously find the experience of mamahood to be new and transformative. The ways I show up and feel through this time are often not what I would have anticipated. The needs I have of my husband, my sisters and my parents require me to be more communicative and vulnerable.
My intention for today was to allow softness, and to my surprise, it came as I exited the elevator on campus towards my office. I allowed myself to be soft. I allowed myself to be vulnerable. I reminded myself that I am safe. I reminded myself that all is well in my world.
I wonder, where are the spaces that you could allow yourself to be soft, to be vulnerable? Where are your personal edges in feeling safe and seen? What do you need that you have felt too afraid to ask of others?
It's December 20th, 2016, one day before we head into winter season here in Ithaca. As this year wraps up, I'm thinking about change and new identities I have been called to embrace. This year brought big changes in where my husband and I live, where we work and the expectation of a new family member. While there is much joy and celebration within those life changes, the newness demands more of us than our regular routines in our old home of Brooklyn, NY. We are building a new life, and within that new life, we have to adapt to how our identities have changed, acknowledge who we have become and who we are becoming. I think change can be so subtle. It can impact my well being in seemingly minor ways until one day I find myself spent: craving pizza, comfies, netflix and down time. These are good signs that I am on the verge of a burn out. Ultimately, I am approaching this winter as an opportunity to listen to my needs, not always easy for me especially during the holidays, and slow down the speed of the changes I have been experiencing. Slow down to try and catch up with myself. Slow down and catch up with all of my many selves.


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Assessment of a 13ha paper mill effluent land disposal area is being undertaken to determine if the area is suitable for residential use. Paper mill effluents are known to contain toxic chlorinated compounds such as dioxins.
Industrial land (depot site) where works were undertaken to the satisfaction of an environmental audit including detailed assessment and planning of all remediation activity.


Due to your positive remarks I take the risk to put a second plane on Tamiyaclub.I don't want to go out of the topic of this fabulous webside but whenI see some members enjoy this 3D pictures I am happy to share it.
Nice Cessna, my eyes about popped out of my head when I saw the interior detail!
that is beautiful. i have a great planes cessna 182 that is very much like that, but yours looks way nicer, and what a place to fly, wow. i live in the land of trees.
Oh, how sweet. A Cessna 182. My dad used to take me flying in one of these all the time. I loved it cause the seating was right next to my dad. He even let me fly it myself. I got to were i could even do a stall. That was fun. But he never let me land it. After all i was only 12. Then some other guy crashed it and the fun was all over. We had it up to 7,000. feet above see level. We flew over a lot of the alaska range in that thing.
ok,now i remember, it looks like i even commented on it too. again, great looking model.


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A small U.S. squadron holds off the Nazis in a desperate last stand in Don Siegel's Hell Is For Heroes (1962) starring Steve McQueen.
Hell is for Heroes -- (Movie Clip) Combat Emergency
Neatly balanced opening scene for Bob Newhart (as "Driscoll") who gets intimidated by Pike (Fess Parker), Larkin (Harry Guardino) and Reese (Steve McQueen) and makes Bobby Darin (as "Corby") look rugged in Hell is for Heroes, 1962.
Hell is for Heroes -- (Movie Clip) Second Squad
Taciturn Reese (Steve McQueen) joins the squad meeting Larkin (Harry Guardino), Corby (Bobby Darin) and old pal Pike (Fess Parker) in an early scene from Don Siegel's Hell is for Heroes, 1962.
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Jaipur Metro phase-II project back on track
The project estimates that 4,05,065 passengers will use the metro in 2026 if the project is commissioned.
Kanika Verma
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JAIPUR (Metro Rail News): The state budget has given a major push to infrastructure projects in the state capital as the government moved a step ahead to launch the Jaipur Metro phase-II project and set up the India International Centre, which was ignored by the previous BJP regime.
In his budget speech, chief minister Ashok Gehlot announced that the state would prepare a revised detailed project report (DPR) for the Rs 13,000-crore Jaipur Metro-II project proposed between Ambabari and Sitapura.
The state government has appointed the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) for preparing a revised DPR. The project estimates that 4,05,065 passengers will use the metro in 2026 if the project is commissioned.
"The Jaipur Metro Rail Corporation (JMRC) had prepared its first DPR in 2011 during Congress government's tenure. However, nothing much was done to launch the project after the change in the regime as the project was capital intensive.
Now, the project is expected to be launched at state's expenditure with Centre's support," a Metro official said.
Other than the Metro, the CM also allocated Rs 20 crore for the India International Centre in Jaipur. This project will be similar to the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi.
The BJP government had refused to provide funds for the Jaipur International Centre project, which started during the Ashok Gehlot's tenure in 2013. In the absence of funds, the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) has invited proposals from private players to develop hotels and guest houses on the premises. Now, the Congress government has again given a fresh lease of life to the project.
Gehlot also announced to set up Mahatma Gandhi Institute in Jaipur with a budget of Rs 50 crore. The CM has also announced setting up of Mahatma Gandhi Institute in Jaipur, and Rs 10 crore to set up a career counseling center in the state capital.
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John Stuckmeyer has had a varied career in film and television production spanning over 30 years. John co-wrote and co-produced the highest-grossing independent film of 1982 ("The Sword & the Sorcerer"). John has worked as a Production Executive for Disney, The Completion Bond Co., Home Box Office and more recently was VP Production at Warner Bros. Television, overseeing One Tree Hill, Everwood, Nip/Tuck, The Closer and other prominent series. Presently (as of October 2008) John is a Senior Pro... more
John Stuckmeyer has had a varied career in film and television production spanning over 30 years. John co-wrote and co-produced the highest-grossing independent film of 1982 ("The Sword & the Sorcerer"). John has worked as a Production Executive for Disney, The Completion Bond Co., Home Box Office and more recently was VP Production at Warner Bros. Television, overseeing One Tree Hill, Everwood, Nip/Tuck, The Closer and other prominent series. Presently (as of October 2008) John is a Senior Production Executive for Media Rights Capital, a prominent production and financing company based in Century City.As a Producer and Production Manager John has worked on two dozen long-form projects for USA, ABC, Starz, MTV & TNT. He has worked in Charleston, Salt Lake City, Wilmington, New Orleans, New York and hopes to continue working in many of the other states offering attractive tax incentives. Foreign cities he's worked in include Vancouver, Cape Town,So. Africa, Prague and Budapest. John is a member of the Directors Guild of America and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
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I am the music director of an Anglican church. We sing 10-12 songs every worship service. Some of these songs are hymns, some are contemporary choruses, and a few are liturgical settings. Liturgical settings are songs set to ancient texts and sung week after week to reinforce certain parts of the liturgy. In the Western church there are historically five settings that are used every week or rotated into the liturgy seasonally: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei.
Our church typically sings a Kyrie or an Agnus Dei setting during Advent and Lent. We are currently singing a Gloria setting for the season of Epiphany. And we speak the Apostles' Creed or the Nicene Creed every week. All of these settings are foundational to our worship practice. But there is one liturgical setting that transports us to another dimension, as it were, and which we sing without fail every time we gather for the Eucharist.
The Sanctus is arguably the most transcendent moment of the liturgy. The worshipers are mysteriously collected up into a "thin place" where heaven and earth meet, where we join in the worship of heaven. Listen to the words of the liturgy.
Therefore we praise you, joining our voices with angels and archangels and with all the company of heaven, who for ever sing this hymn to proclaim the glory of your name.
Everything in the liturgy up to this point has taken place, so to speak, on the earth. Now we are lifted into heaven. This is the atmosphere in which we come at the table of the Lord, kneeling before his altar with open hands to receive what only he can give.


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5. Check or uncheck the boxes of the Drawing Processes you want to add or remove from the "2 - Singleparts - All" Drawing process palette.
6. Select Apply then OK.
7.	Use the "Update defaults" command from the "Home" tab, "Settings" panel or reopen Autodesk Advance Steel.
8. Select the Drawing process icon to bring the Drawing Process palette.
9. Select the flag icon to change the Drawing processes category from Advance to User.
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Andre Drummond-JaVale McGee duo gets results for Cavaliers in Memphis
Spencer Davies
You've heard of small-ball. You've heard of big-ball.
But have you heard of JUMBO ball?
That's what the Cleveland Cavaliers went with at several points during their 94-90 road victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Thursday. Missing a plethora of bodies -- including a number of key guards -- head coach J.B. Bickerstaff had no choice but to beef up his rotations, forcing his frontcourt players to play down from their regular positions.
Andre Drummond and JaVale McGee shared the floor together for seven minutes total. Although advanced statistics can be loud, the net rating is hilariously astonishing. According to NBA.com, the Drummond-McGee combination boasted the highest offensive rating on the team (158.3) among two-man combinations on Thursday night. In their 15 total minutes shared together, the Twin Towers have a net rating of plus-23.3.
"I mean, honestly, with all of our smalls being hurt, sometimes we're just trying to make five out there, and it happens to be big guys," Bickerstaff said with a chuckle following the win. "Our big guys are skilled. They can pass, they can handle, they can space the floor. I think we've got a 5 and a 5.5; I don't think we have a 4 technically with that group."
"I don't know what I am at this point," said a smiling Drummond, who recorded his ninth consecutive double-double to start the season. "I'm just out there to make the best decisions possible. Whatever position I need to be in, I'll get the job done. I love playing with JaVale, man, just 'cause he's such a smart basketball player and he makes my job a lot easier when he's out there."
"Do you know how to guard that lineup?"
In the 15 minutes they've shared the floor together, Andre Drummond & JaVale McGee have a plus-23.3 net rating as a duo. With injuries, J.B. Bickerstaff & the #Cavs have gone BIG.
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— Spencer Davies (@SpinDavies) January 8, 2021
Larry Nance Jr. shook off a slump Thursday night, going a perfect 7-for-7 from the field and knocking down all four of his treys. He also shared the floor with the big-man duo for five of those seven minutes, and that three-man group led the way with a net rating of plus-87.8.
"I've had the center position on my resume, I knew I had the power forward, I've got the small forward, but I think [Thursday] I may have added shooting guard as well," Nance said. "When people draft me for fantasy, you can use me for 2-through-5. They better update that... It was funny! I love it.
"...Do you know how to guard that lineup? I don't! Basketball's gone so small, and sometimes when you go big, it shocks people. They didn't know what to do. They didn't have the bodies for it, they didn't have the size for it... It worked for us tonight, and until we have more bodies, it's gonna have to keep working."
Drummond agrees with Nance's assessment.
"It scares teams," Drummond added. "Not only are we a big lineup, but we're able to move our feet defensively, so it makes teams uncomfortable as well, too. And offensively, we find ways to feed off each other. JaVale got the open corner three, which nobody expected, which is why he was wide open.
"For myself, being able to drive and then, when people come over to me, I'm able to get that dish off to JaVale for him to get the finish. And then Dean Wade, being the three-point shooter that he is, it's hard to guard."
When asked to discern between the four and the five of the Drummond-McGee pairing, Nance went with McGee because of his 4-for-9 start to the year. Considering the performance he had and the way things worked out, McGee's end to the night on Twitter was apropos.
BRING THE "BIG" LINE UP OUT! #BRINGTHEBIGMANBACK pic.twitter.com/7fNwiVRDeS
— Javale McGee (@JaValeMcGee) January 8, 2021
After seeing what transpired in Memphis, we can probably all agree on that one: #BringTheBigManBack.
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Grace and Frankie is coming back for season 5 in January 2019. Here's your in-depth preview of what to expect from the new season including who's returning, what we're expecting, all the trailers, announcements and...
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TAG Heuer Watches in 2020
From iconic milestones, to the launch of some incredible new watch series, it certainly has been a 2020 to remember in the world of TAG Heuer.
12 January 2021 EDITOR - ERNEST JONES
Whether it be the sporty Carrera line, or the stunningly refined Monaco series, TAG Heuer timepieces are synonymous with class. 2020 proved to be no different where TAG Heuer's drive for exceptional quality is concerned, with the brand once again demonstrating why they are consistently front and centre when it comes to innovation, style, and design.
From iconic milestones, to the launch of some incredible new watch series, it certainly has been a 2020 to remember in the world of TAG Heuer. Join us as we take a look at some of the brand's biggest moments throughout the year, or stick around as we talk to watch enthusiast Johann, founder of Instagram page @watchyouwearin.
TAG Heuer turns 160
2020 has been an incredible year for TAG Heuer as it celebrates its 160th birthday. From humble roots in Saint-Imer Switzerland, over the past one and a half centuries, the brand has gone on to establish itself as a market leader in Swiss-made, avant-garde watchmaking.
Throughout the decades, TAG Heuer has also solidified its status as experts in precision and accuracy through its association with the world of sport. The motto "Don't crack under pressure" typifies the brands aesthetic and drive for perfection. TAG Heuer has constantly been at the forefront of technological advancement in watchmaking, breaking boundaries and innovating where others could not.
Forever chasing tomorrow
To celebrate its 160th birthday, in 2020, TAG Heuer relaunched the TAG Heuer Carrera line with its 'Forever chasing tomorrow' campaign, with the centrepiece of the campaign being the new Carrera Sport Chronograph.
Originally launched in 1963, the Carrera line is perfect for those individuals who are risk-takers, thrill-seekers, and speed fanatics. After all, this collection was designed to pay tribute to the most dangerous road race in the world – the Carrera Panamericana.
TAG Heuer Carrera 160th Anniversary Watch
The celebratory TAG Heuer Carrera 160th Anniversary watch boasts a 44mm fine-brushed, polished steel case with the brand's signature Heuer 02 movement and special oscillating mass. Shop the stunning timepiece at Ernest Jones today.
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TAG Heuer according to the fans…
We spoke to Johann, mastermind behind popular watch enthusiasts Instagram page @watchyouwearin to get further insight into the popular TAG Heuer brand.
Hi Johann, tell us a bit about your Instagram channel and how you got started?
@watchyouwearin actually started in the most unusual of circumstances: waiting in a doctor's office!
As I waited, I was contemplating a way to efficiently track which watches I used more often than others, and hopefully find a way to better rotate my use of each one. I first thought of a written watch logbook (boring), then Excel file (even more boring). It then occurred to me that a visual representation of what was on my wrist, plus the feature of always having it with me, would allow me to quickly glance at my usage and see which watch needed more attention. Instagram as the medium then became the easy choice!
Since @watchyouwearin was a public profile, it surprised me that others started following me, only to realize after that "watch IG profiles" were a thing. As connections through IG grew, so did my interest. I've made some new friends along the way too.
As my collection grew, how each piece would fit in with the rest became more important.
You're passionate about watches, what do you look out for when buying a new watch?
Initially, I was just acquiring watches I liked, with no particular consideration other than looking for something I'd enjoy wearing. As my collection grew, how each piece would fit in with the rest became more important.
How would this new addition be different from the others? What distinguished it in terms of design and use? In short, what distinctive qualities did a new watch need to have that would make me decide to use it for that day instead of something else, making each wearing experience unique and thus more enjoyable.
This then expanded my appreciation of each watch in my set, regardless of monetary value, as each one really presented something on its own to enjoy when I decided to put it on.
While heritage re-releases are cool... It's nice to see new cases, dials, and overall design to match the revolutions in watchmaking engineering on the inside.
Tell us about some of your favourite trends from the world of watches in 2020
While heritage re-releases are cool, I'm really liking the new innovations in design that are coming out. These new expressions of creativity are something I'm really enjoying. It's nice to see new cases, dials, and overall design to match the revolutions in watchmaking engineering on the inside.
Some notable ones include Zenith's Defy collection. The angular design matched with the use of innovative materials such as carbon really define how far watchmaking has come in recent years.
Another one is Chopard's new Alpine Eagle. The use of a new kind of steel, ethically sourced, reflects current values of modern society. It's encased in a new, modern look, also using the most modern of manufacturing techniques.
Tudor's Pelagos line, often overlooked for it's more popular Black Bay sibling, packs a whole lot of innovation as well. The use of lightweight titanium makes it a true modern tool. Plus that bezel! The matter ceramic with the lume directly injected into it is a masterstroke.
If you could own 5 TAG Heuer watches, what would they be?
TAG Heuer Monaco Men's Black Leather Strap Watch
Do you need any more reasons to like the Monaco? This is probably the most distinctive of all of the Heuer designs, and whether you have one or not, there's no denying t's just cool. I guess it's true – it's hip to be square. (Did I mention it's cool?)
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TAG Heuer Autavia Men's Brown Leather Strap Watch
Not just a pretty face, inside ticks the Heuer 02 – a column-wheel chronograph movement with a vertical clutch, plus a weekend-crushing 80-hour power reserve. I prefer the 12-hour bezel to the tachymeter version because those bold numbers just look so awesome.
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TAG Heuer Carrera Men's Black Leather Buckle Watch
This is what happens when a sport chronograph decides to get dressed up. This is definitely the "strong but silent type" in the TAG Heuer family.
Limited Edition Carrera Skipper for HODINKEE
Regrets, I've had a few, and not getting this at retail is definitely one of them. A sombre design with a splash of bright colours, also in the perfect case size. If this was a monopusher, then it would be the coolest weekend chronograph, period.
TAG Heuer Connected Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch
And lastly… I wouldn't mind having a TAG Heuer Connected – Sometimes insensible is good. This is one of those times.
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TAG Heuer in the UK
Want to know more about TAG Heuer? You can find out all about the brand and other luxury watchmakers in our 2020 UK watch review infographic. We take a look at some of the most popular TAG Heuer watches across the country as well as some of the bestselling timepieces from Bremont, Breitling, and OMEGA.
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Entries tagged with "Section 8"
Benefits of Doing Business with the Section 8 Program From the Housing Authority
A landlord in California has no obligation to rent to a Section 8 tenant. Rather, the law prohibits a landlord from discriminating against applicants with Section 8 vouchers. The landlord is obligated to accept the vouchers as a source of income and cannot reject those using the vouchers out of hand. Under SB 329 and SB 222,…
Landlord/Tenant Law, Magazine ArticlesBy AOA Editor February 1, 2022
Lawsuit Filed Against Rental Property Owner for Refusing Section 8 The Housing Rights Center (HRC) has filed a lawsuit on behalf of an elderly tenant in Los Angeles who suffered illegal discrimination because she receives a Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher. Source of income discrimination is a violation of city and state law.The 78-year-old senior…
Beware of the Section 8 Lawsuit Trap! By Noni Richen
As the pandemic slowly winds down, we face numerous challenges in maintaining our property, often with reduced or even zero income to pay the bills. The pandemic is winding down, but many of our members are still suffering. Some of us anticipate eventually receiving some government-funded relief after jumping through many hoops, including working with…
Roles and Responsibilities of Section 8 Landlords and Tenants- By Kristin Maithonis
Recently, a landlord visited me and said that he wanted his Section 8 tenant to move out because her boyfriend, who was not included in the lease, was living in the unit. He was unhappy to learn that, as the landlord, he is responsible for enforcing the lease and that the housing authority could not…
SECTION 8 California Landlords Must Accept Section 8 Applicants!- By Kimball, Tirey and St. John, LLP
Under SB 329 and SB 222, all landlords in California will be required to accept Section 8 and VASH vouchers and other forms of rental assistance and to consider them as part of an applicant's income. Both went into effect on January 1, 2020.
How to Get Two or Three Times More Rent and Much Better Tenants – Without Section 8 by – Nick Sidoti, R.A.M.
UncategorizedBy AOA Editor September 1, 2019
You have heard it all before. Some of us have even said it ourselves – "Being a landlord can be a pain." Most people in this country will agree that it makes a lot of sense to buy property and invest in real estate. We also know all the benefits of investing in real estate.…
How to Get Two or Three Times More Rent and Much Better Tenants Without Section 8 by – Nick Sidoti, R.A.M.
You have heard it all before. Some of us have even said it ourselves – "Being a landlord can be a pain." Most people in this country will agree that it makes a lot of sense to buy property and invest in real estate. We also know all the benefits of investing in real estate. …
Roles and Responsibilities of Section 8 Landlords and Tenants – by Kristin Maithonis
UncategorizedBy AOA Editor August 1, 2018
Section 8 – The Good, the Bad and the Ugly – By Jim Ingersoll
all, Magazine ArticlesBy AOA of California, INC. February 1, 2016
Do you remember the Clint Eastwood western movie, "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly"? Renting to Section 8 tenants is pretty much the same. Some landlords love Section 8, and some landlords try it and find it is bad and ugly to deal with.


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Il fiordo di Vittoria (danese Victoria Fjord) è un fiordo della Groenlandia di 110 km. Si trova a 82°10'N 46°00'O; è situato nel Parco nazionale della Groenlandia nordorientale, fuori da qualsiasi comune.

Bibliografia
Gazetteer of Greenland, compilato da Per Ivar Haug, UBiT (Universitetsbiblioteket i Trondheim), agosto 2005, ISBN 82-7113-114-1

Vittoria


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package net.rdyonline.android_training.greendao;

import net.rdyonline.android_training.AndroidTraining;
import net.rdyonline.android_training.orm.dao.DaoMaster;
import net.rdyonline.android_training.orm.dao.DaoMaster.DevOpenHelper;
import net.rdyonline.android_training.orm.dao.DaoSession;

/***
 * The DaoSession is always returned from this class
 * We use this to get the individual Dao session objects
 *
 * @author rdy
 */
public class DbHelper {

	private static DbHelper instance;
	private DaoSession daoSession;
	private DaoMaster daoMaster;

	private final static String DB_NAME = "androidtraining.db";

	public synchronized static DbHelper getInstance() {
		if (instance == null) {
			instance = new DbHelper();
		}
		return instance;
	}

	public DbHelper() {
		// DevOpenHelper is an implementation of OpenHelper
		// that will simply drop and create the tables
		DevOpenHelper devOpenHelper = new DevOpenHelper(
				AndroidTraining.getAppContext(), DB_NAME, null);

		// note that the first time this is called, any update/create
		// operations will be performed
		daoMaster = new DaoMaster(devOpenHelper.getWritableDatabase());
		daoSession = daoMaster.newSession();
	}

	public DaoSession getDaoSession() {
		return daoSession;
	}

	public DaoMaster getDaoMaster() {
		return daoMaster;
	}
}

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You are 50 small actions away from accomplishing something magical. Color in each swirl as you go. Get as creative as you want. It's your map!
Divide whatever amount you owe by 52 and have each swirl represent that amount of money toward your debt. Color in as you make payments. Dance like no one's watching post-swirl-coloring. Or before.


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Ancient Wonders of Red Sea and Mythical Greece
Aqaba to Athens (Piraeus)
2022 Aqaba > Athens (Piraeus)
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2023 Jeddah > Athens (Piraeus)
Day 1 - Aqaba, Jordan
Your luxury superyacht cruise begins in the city of Aqaba where you embark on your unforgettable cruise of the Red Sea and East Mediterranean.
Wadi Rum desert tour (extra expense, must be pre-booked)*
Please book your flight to arrive into Aqaba prior to 06:00 PM.
As Jordan's only coastal port, the idyllic town of Aqaba has long been a greatly important part of Jordanian life. Rich in history and marine biodiversity, Aqaba is blessed with vibrant coral reefs and a fascinating array of sunken vessels making it one of the best diving spots in the Red Sea. As part of an included EmeraldPLUS excursion, get ready to be inspired by the UNESCO World Heritage-listed site of Petra, an ancient rock-carved Nabatean city once lost for almost 1000 years to the Western world.
Guided tour of Petra with lunch included
Day 3 - Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt
Located on the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, the popular resort of Sharm-El-Sheikh is loved by many. Traditional and modern Egypt collides, as centuries-old mosques and bazaars nestle neatly next to elegant hotel resorts. Renowned for its diving sites, discover vibrant coral reefs and an abundance of marine life. During your included excursion on the Egyptian Riviera, relax at a private beach and enjoy an unforgettable trip on a glass bottom boat, showcasing the unspoiled and pristine beauty of the Red Sea underwater world.
Naama Bay and glass bottom boat trip
Snorkelling at Ras Mohammad National Park (extra expense, must be pre-booked)
Day 4 - Ain Sokhna, Egypt – Transit Suez Canal
Lying on the western shore of the Red Sea's Gulf of Suez, Ain Sokhna is the nearest beach resort to the Egyptian capital Cairo and is the perfect base for visiting the Great Pyramids of Giza, one of the seven Wonders of the Ancient World, which you will explore during today's EmeraldPLUS excursion as well as cruising the mighty Nile River on a Felucca, a traditional Egyptian wooden boat with a canvas sail.
The Great Pyramids of Giza and Felucca cruise on the Nile
Day 5 - Transit Suez Canal
Connecting the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea, the Suez Canal it is one of the world's most heavily used shipping lanes. Experience the spectacular magic of sailing through this 100-mile engineering genius that has permanently changed the face of maritime trade.
Day 6 - Ashdod, Israel
The coastal city of Ashdod plays a major role in the teachings of the Bible. It's where the Philistines were said to have captured the Ark of the Covenant, and today it still marks the starting point for pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
The best of Jerusalem and Bethlehem
Day 7 - Limassol, Cyprus
A charming connection of cultural influences have formed Limassol, lively city located on the southern coast of Cyprus. It is a vigorous commercial hub for tourism and trade, known for its fascinating past.
Guided city tour of Limassol (extra expense)
Day 8 - Antalya, Turkey
On the Turkish Mediterranean coast, Antalya is famous for its important historical past, its charming nature and glamourous atmosphere. Stroll through the picturesque old quarter, Kaleici, with its narrow winding streets and old wooden houses.
Guided city tour of Antalya with visit to the archaeological site of Perge
Day 9 - Rhodes, Greece
The capital of the Dodecanese Islands, Rhodes seemingly has it all - lush green valleys, golden beaches and archaeological sites. Known as the Island of the Knights, the medieval city is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Guided tour of Lindos (extra expense)
Day 10 - Kusadasi, Turkey
Situated on Turkey's west coast, Kusadasi dates back to 3000 BC and is now a busy cruise port, with a renowned nightlife. Home to a small, Byzantine castle, the Grand Bazaar, selling the wares of numerous merchants, and much in the way of monuments to the past.
Guided tour of Ephesus
Guided bike tour of Kusadasi and surrounding areas
Guided tour of Sirince village (extra expense)
Day 11 - Santorini, Greece
Rising from the destruction of a 16th century volcanic eruption, Santorini is now highly renowned for its beauty. Iconic whitewashed buildings grip to the beautiful, rugged cliffs overlooking where the turquoise Aegean Sea meets the famous black volcanic sands. During today's included excursion step back in time and visit the archaeological site of the prehistoric village of Akrotiri and the Museum of Thera.
Akrotiri & Prehistoric Museum of Thera
Oia and winery visit (extra expense)
Day 12 - Piraeus (Athens), Greece
Your unforgettable luxury yacht cruise comes to an end in mighty Athens, where you'll disembark your luxury superyacht for your transfer to the airport.
Athens city tour with visit to the Acropolis (extra expense, must be pre-booked)*
Please book your flight to depart out of Athens after 11:00 AM.
*This DiscoverMORE is only available in conjunction with pre or post cruise accommodation. For guests not staying at our preferred hotel, own arrangements will need to be made to reach the meeting point of the DiscoverMORE
The itinerary is a guide only and may be amended for operational reasons. As such Emerald Cruises cannot guarantee the cruise will operate unaltered from the itinerary stated above. Please refer to our terms and conditions for further information.
11 nights on board your superyacht
The services of an Emerald Cruises Tour Manager
Complimentary wine, beer and soft drinks with lunch and dinner on board
The Best of the Red Sea
Aqaba to Aqaba


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Q: Can you explain how the angular filter process works with this code? I don't understand why the .name is happening in the model instead of the filter. I don't get what is happening behind the scenes when I create nameText.name and bind it to my data. How is my filter actually working?
<input type="text" data-ng-model="nameText.name" />
<input type="text" data-ng-model="nameText.city" />
<li data-ng-repeat="customer in customers | filter:nameText>

<script>
function FilteringController($scope) {
    $scope.customers = [
        { name: 'Dave Jones', city: 'Phoenix' },
        { name: 'Jamie Riley', city: 'Phoenix' },
        { name: 'Heedy Wahlin', city: 'Chandler' },
        { name: 'Thomas Winter', city: 'Seattle' }
    ];
</script>

A: nameText is an object with the properties name and city in this case. These properties are filled by the input fields. You're filtering your list using an object. What Angular does in this case, is filter the objects in the list using the properties with the matching names. So, for example, if nameText.city is Phoenix, the items in the list are filtered so that only the items with Phoenix for the city property are left. This works the same for name and both can be combined.
Update to answer question in comments: For the exact implementation, I'd suggest looking through the Angular source code. The specific case for a filter using an object is here. What this roughly does is get all the properties of the object passed in as the filter (nameText in your case). It then goes through the list of objects to filter and select all the objects that have properties with values that match the properties that you are searching for. In the source code I referred, you can also see how the other types of search filters you may pass would be handled.


Making waste-free lunches are easier than you may think!
Not long ago, I was chatting with another mom while we were waiting for our kids to finish school. She was talking about her frustration with the new "Boomerang Lunch Program" at the school.
If you aren't familiar with the Boomerang Lunch Program, it is basically a litterless lunch program. Everything you send in your kids' lunches will get sent back home with them. This means that applesauce containers, empty juice boxes, plastic sandwich bags — everything returns home. The point of the program is to make parents and students think and to make better choices when it comes the amount of garbage we produce (and for us to see what our kids are eating and not eating!). The way to avoid having those sticky containers and messy plastic bags "boomeranged" back to us at the end of the school day is to replace them with containers that can be reused over and over again.
The mom I was talking to was not against the program, her issue was that her daughter was coming home with sticky containers that would make the inside of her lunch bag dirty which led to much time being spent cleaning the lunch bag every night. Not a huge deal, but when it has to be done EVERY evening, I totally understand her frustration (I'd be upset too!). She was fully open to buying reusables but had no idea where to go, what to buy, and where to start. Going green was new to her but she was open to it, which was wonderful.
I once owned an eco store, so this knowledge comes a little easier to me. In my store, I had an entire section dedicated to litterless lunches so I gave her a few suggestions. I saw her again a few weeks later and she had used some of my suggestions and is now happy!
Seeing as how she was having trouble knowing where to start when it came to converting to a litterless lunch system, I know there are others. Don't fear the litterless lunch, I am here to help! Once you've bought your stainless steel water bottle, here are some items I think you (and your kids!) will love.
These are just a few suggestions I have personal experience with; there are of course so many other options available. Do you have a favourite brand you use for your kids' litterless lunches?
All of these products are safe, eco-friendly, and will last a long time. In addition to being used for school lunches, they can also be used for travel. They cost a little more up front than a box of plastic bags, but are so worth it when you find yourself washing the containers and preparing them for the next day rather than washing applesauce out of the inside of your kids' lunch bags every evening!
After working for many years as a successful tech writer, Gwen decided to leave that world behind to become a stay-at-home mom to her two children. Soon after, she started paying more attention to what was in the products she brought into her home and realized that it was not all good. She stepped into action and educated herself on exactly what is safe, and what is not. Once she decided on the products she liked, she soon learned that it was no easy task to find these things in one convenient place so this was when she decided to open up an online eco-store. After all, she couldn't be the only parent out there who had this problem, right?
After six very rewarding years of being a store owner and being immersed in the "green world," Gwen made the bittersweet decision to close down her popular online shop.
Gwen uses her educational background in Journalism and Computer Programming in the first business she started where she works as a writer and web-editor/content manager. She also writes on her own blog, Delightful Adventures, AND also happens to be YummymummyClub.ca's Sponsored Content Production Manager. She's busy, right? But guess what? She loves every single thing she has her hands in and wouldn't trade what she does for anything.
Gwen Leron: 50 Shades of Green What is Butylated Hydroxytoluene (BHT)?


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Using the latest digital technology, slot machines have evolved into a variety of different designs. They include interactive elements, video graphics, and other features that make them more exciting to play. These types of machines also allow players to create their own settings, which can be tailored to their preferences.
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Successful earlier in the week when securing the Cadet Girls' Team title on home soil at the 2016 Serbia Junior and Cadet Open, 13 year old Radmila Tominjak completed the full house, by winning both the Cadet Girls' Doubles and Cadet Girls' Singles events on Sunday 9th October, the concluding day of play in Vrnjacka Banja.
In the Cadet Girls' Team competition, she had joined forces with colleague Reta Bezeg to win gold; in the Cadet Girls' Doubles event she partnered Daniela Karkusova, also from Serbia, to claim the top prize. At the final hurdle, the duo overcame the Bulgarian partnership of Kalina Hristova and Ivet Ilieva (11-4, 12-10, 8-11, 11-5).
The wins came prior to RadmilaTominjak securing the Cadet Girls' Singles crown at the final expense of Kalina Hristova in a contest that was very much a reflection of the duel in the final of the Cadet Girls' Team competition.
On that occasion the Serbian teenager had won in a full distance five games duel (10-12, 11-1, 9-11, 11-6, 11-6); in the Cadet Girls' Singles final it was very much the same scenario but in somewhat more dramatic circumstances.
RadmilaTominjak, the no.4 seed, recovered from a two games to one deficit and the very brink of defeat in the fourth game to gain success against the top seed (11-9, 8-11, 8-11, 13-11, 11-7).
Earlier in the latter rounds, at the quarter-final stage, Radmila Tominjak had accounted for colleague Danijela Karkusova, the no.5 seed, by the very narrowest of five game margins (18-16, 11-3, 10-12, 6-11, 13-11), before reserving her place in the final courtesy of success in opposition to Reka Bezeg (7-11, 13-11, 12-10, 13-11).
Notably Reka Bezeg was a player in form; at the quarter-final stage she ousted Bulgaria's Reka Bezeg, the no.2 seed (11-6, 11-9, 11-4).
Meanwhile, in the opposite half of the draw, Kalina Hristova had accounted for Romania's Luiza Popesu (11-8, 11-7, 13-15, 5-11, 11-9) in the round of the last eight, prior to overcoming Serbia's Anna Fejos (11-7, 11-3, 12-10) in the semi-finals.


Shri Kanaka Mahalakshmi temple, is a historical place with strong religious background connected to the city. Kings of Visakhapatnam were great devotees of Shri Kanaka Mahalakshmi, who is believed to be the personification of Shri Lakshmi. The divine idol is admired and worshipped by the local people as Ammavari. It is believed that Goddess Shri Kanakamalahshmi is considered the family deity of rulers of this area and the present location of the temple was in the ramparts of their fort. This temple area is known as Burujupeta, ever since the statue of Ammavari was found from a well close to Buruju, which means fort.
This temple is opened 24 Hours for devi maa darshan.
The Annual Festival in the Devasthanam is Margasiramasa Mahothsvam, which is one month festival. Devotees come and worship Goddess Sri Kanaka Maha Lakshmi Ammavaru in large number during the month of Margasira. The number of devotees that worship her during this month exceeds the number of devotees that worship Her in the remaining eleven months. There will be huge congregation of devotees/pilgrims coming not only from different parts of the State and also from neighboring states. Large number of devotees would visit the temple during Margasiramasa Mahothsvam for darshan, particularly on Thursdays. Thursday is states to be very auspicious to the Goddess.
On Ugadi day, which is the New Year in Andhra, the Goddess is decked with ornaments of silver, giving a heavenly darshan. On Navrathri occasion, on the 5th day, Goddess is decorated with Laksha kumkumarchana marking Sarannavrarathri.
As Vizag is one of the major cities of Andhra Pradesh, it has a good connectivity from all the major cities of India. Budget hotels and Star Hotels are available for the devotees accommodation.
Simhachalam Narasimha Swamy Temple is the famous temple to visit in Vizag. This is 25 km from this temple.
This temple have good connectivity. RTC Bus Complex is 3.8 km, Visakhapatnam Railway Station is 3.5 km and Visakhapatnam Airport is 16.3 km from the temple. Autos are available to reach from Bus station and Railway station.


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2021 Dawg Jimmy Joyce Selected By Seattle Mariners In MLB Draft
2019 and 2021 DiamondDawgs pitcher Jimmy Joyce pitcher was selected by the Seattle Mariners in the 16th round of the 2021 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft.
He earned All-Colonial Athletic Association Second Team honors as a pitcher for Hofstra this season and was an All-CAA Second Team honoree as a utility player in 2019.
Joyce made 42 appearances on the mound for the Pride during his career with 15 starts. He earned six victories, including three as a senior this season. All 11 of his appearances this season came as a starter and he pitched a career-best 73 innings in 2021, making his career total of 140 innings pitched. Joyce also tallied 125 strikeouts during his career, including 89 during the most recent campaign. He had a strong 3.70 earned run average as a senior.
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Ancient Minerals Magnesium Goodnight Lotion | Hedley Enterprises Ltd.
Magnesium Lotion Goodnight builds on Magnesium Lotion Ultra with the addition of melatonin, a substance naturally produced by the body that regulates the sleep-week cycle. Like MSM, melatonin easily penetrates the skin. Interestingly, melatonin also plays a role in supporting skin structure, and topical melatonin has been shown to approve skin healing.


In an effort to accommodate all experience levels we make it our job to get you comfortable in the water to appreciate the beautiful marine life underneath. Snorkeling is for all ages, including children of which we have had kids as young as 2 years in the water with us. All Barbados Blue snorkelers are provided with a flotation vest, mask, snorkel, fins and if desired additional flotation aids (boogie board etc). Contact lenses can be worn underneath snorkeling masks however reading glasses or sunglasses cannot. Personal snorkeling equipment is welcome and we would be happy to help with suggestions for proper adjustment and use.